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The week's reporting from across the Catholic world — what happened, who said what, and what it means.
Bishop on Ukraine’s front line sees ‘constant signs of hope’
The Donetsk bishop says priests remain with their people despite the dangers of serving close to Ukraine’s front line
Nathalie Raffray
Thousands expected at annual March for Life in London
March for Life UK is expecting thousands to attend its annual event in London on September 5
The Catholic Herald
Nigerian bishop calls for end to mob violence
The Nigerian bishop said corruption, impunity and injustice were contributing to violence, while education could help rebuild communities
John Newton
Life insurance payouts included in French assisted suicide law, prompting concerns
France’s new assisted suicide law has prompted concerns that mandatory life insurance payouts could create an economic incentive for people to end their lives
The Catholic Herald
Fr Michael Pfleger says abuse investigation was ‘unjust’ after reinstatement
The priest, who has a long history of social activism, said he believed his political views had contributed to him being targeted
Christine Rousselle
Pope Leo XIV makes Vanity Fair’s ‘best dressed’ list
Pope Leo’s vestments, shoes and other sartorial choices have attracted attention since the beginning of his papacy
Christine Rousselle
West Virginia diocese expands availability of traditional Latin Mass
Bishop Evelio Menjívar said the changes aim to foster greater unity among the faithful and provide for their various spiritual needs
Christine Rousselle
Pope Leo XIV mourns death of Norway’s King Harald V
Pope Leo XIV has offered prayers for the eternal rest of King Harald V following his death at the age of 89
Corrie Douglas-Young
Israeli court acquits settler who attacked nun in Jerusalem
The ruling comes amid concerns over repeated attacks on Christians and Christian clergy in Jerusalem and the Holy Land
Corrie Douglas-Young
Archbishop Hebda marks anniversary of Annunciation School shooting
Archbishop Bernard Hebda reflected on the lives of two children killed in last year’s shooting and praised the Annunciation community for its faith and perseverance
Christine Rousselle
Pope Leo’s newest mitre is a White Sox ‘Pope Hat’
Pope Leo XIV received the special cap from a Chicago priest after the White Sox celebrated their most famous fan on August 11
Christine Rousselle
Scottish bishop warns against treating AI as a human relationship
The Bishop of Galloway said the Church has a role in ensuring technological progress serves humanity rather than making humanity serve technology
Corrie Douglas-Young
Nato commander backs Pope Leo XIV’s rejection of ‘just war’
The commander of Nato’s Joint Warfare Centre in Stavanger said soldiers must be prepared to reflect on the moral consequences of using force
Corrie Douglas-Young
California bishops back bill restricting social media for under-16s
The state’s Catholic bishops are backing legislation that would prevent children under 16 from creating accounts on social media platforms with addictive feeds
Christine Rousselle
Man charged with arson after historic New Brunswick church destroyed by fire
A 68-year-old man has been charged with arson after St Simon Church in Saint-Simon, New Brunswick, was destroyed by fire
Christine Rousselle
Diocese of Knoxville mourns Dolly Parton, ‘one of our own’
The Tennessee-born singer was remembered by the diocese for her faith, philanthropy and lifelong connection to the communities of the Smoky Mountains
Christine Rousselle
Scottish bishops urge Government to protect human dignity ahead of Programme
Bishop John Keenan has urged the Scottish Government to prioritise human dignity and the common good while warning against assisted suicide
Corrie Douglas-Young
Pope Leo XIV warns against AI eroding families and human dignity
Pope Leo XIV has urged Catholic legislators to regulate artificial intelligence in ways that protect human dignity, families and fundamental freedoms
Corrie Douglas-Young
Catholic families challenge Georgia school choice scholarship requirements
Three Catholic families are asking a Georgia court to exempt them from a requirement that children attend public school before becoming eligible for the state’s Promise Scholarship
Christine Rousselle
Illinois agrees to pause enforcement of assisted suicide law against Catholic hospitals
The order follows a lawsuit filed by Bishop Thomas Paprocki, the Lutheran Care Center and four doctors who argue that the law violates their religious and moral convictions
Christine Rousselle
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